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Rebel Council
Rebel Council
The Council is our equivalent of a Board of Directors. It is the highest authority within The Foundation and is legally responsible for ensuring that everything we do is at the highest standards expected of a wholly philanthropic organisation. Our eight Directors come from widely differing backgrounds, demographics, age groups, and geographies. Many equivalent top teams are full of straight white men. We have three. They got there through merit.
Director of AI
Chief Technology Officer
Key Rebels
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Project Manager
Justin Eure
Communications Director
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Key Rebels
Justin Eure
Communications Director
Patron
Liz Ellis
Patron
Hiru, the only eye-tracker that works seamlessly with iPadOS and Windows. We work every day to give the right to choose, because an operating system should never be a barrier.
Meet our team of researchers currently studying at the University of Texas, assisting us with their expertise in developing our affordable, accessible, eye-tracking solution.
Research Collaborators
Partnering to bring EyeSpeak to the Indian diaspora, for a fraction of the cost of other communication devices.
Rebel Patrons
Patron
Research Collaborators
Meet our team of researchers currently studying at the University of Texas, assisting us with their expertise in developing our affordable, accessible, eye-tracking solution.
Augmental develops the MouthPad^: smart mouthwear for hands-free device control, enabling users to control computers, phones, and other digital devices using tongue, jaw, head, and breathing gestures.
Earswitch is a sensor that detects motion through the movement of one of the smallest muscles in the body with in the ear. Using a camera, it allows users new ways to control and connect with the world through in-ear biometric switch and sensor technology.
Newton North High School, located in Newton, Massachusetts, is at the forefront of fostering a robust engineering foundation in its students through the program
Engineering A.T. Newton North.
This unique initiative empowers students to research, develop, and implement assistive technologies with a commitment to ensuring their financial accessibility.
We are proud to announce our partnership with Newton North, as students actively collaborate with The Scott-Morgan Foundation in testing and developing EyeSpeak, a low-cost eye-tracking solution. This collaboration exemplifies our shared commitment to advancing inclusive and affordable assistive technologies. Newton North students remain open to future projects, embodying the spirit of innovation and accessibility in education.
